I don't plan on going to Wimbledon," announces Murray
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While Andy Murray will have a statue in his likeness at Wimbledon in 2027, the Brit has indicated he likely won’t attend the tournament this year.
He explains: "I don’t plan on going to Wimbledon. I’m not working on it. I don’t go to tennis as a spectator. But if one of my kids wanted to go and watch, of course I’d go. I’d also go if a British player reached the final.
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